Lidia Yermoshina

Central Election Commission (CEC) chairwoman Lidziya Yarmoshyna / Euroradio
Central Election Commission (CEC) chairwoman Lidziya Yarmoshyna / Euroradio
The early voting turnout figures were significantly lower during the previous parliamentary and presidential elections in Belarus.
Central Election Commission (CEC) meeting, 22 July 2020 / Screenshot from broadcast​
Central Election Commission (CEC) meeting, 22 July 2020 / Screenshot from broadcast​
Not more than three observers are allowed in a polling station during early voting and up to five on Election Day (August 9).
Lidziya Yarmoshyna / BELTA
Lidziya Yarmoshyna / BELTA
It would require changing the Election Code and it is impossible to do it before the election.
Anatol Lyabedzka / Euroradio file photo
Anatol Lyabedzka / Euroradio file photo
Opposition activist Anatol Lyabedzka says there are many reasons to dismiss the current head of Central Election Commission.
Belarus' Central Election Commission chairperson Lidziya Yarmoshyna / Euroradio
Belarus' Central Election Commission chairperson Lidziya Yarmoshyna / Euroradio
The chair of Belarus' central election authority says e-voting will be gradually implemented as transparent boxes are outdated.
Picture:  pixabay.com
Picture:  pixabay.com
Belarus' CEC head says the most active voters consume traditional media, while online generation stays away from elections.
Central Election Commission chairwoman Lidziya Yarmoshyna / BELTA
Central Election Commission chairwoman Lidziya Yarmoshyna / BELTA
The CEC chair says it would be too early to conduct a presidential election in spring, too close to the parliamentary election.
Alyaksandr Lukashenka / ria.ru
Alyaksandr Lukashenka / ria.ru
CEC Chair said there is still a month to decide on the date.
Reuters
Reuters
The head of the Central Election Commission gave a short interview to Euroradio.